It used to be complex, it no longer is.

Click on the picture graphic and a pop-up will allow you to drag and drop you photo and/or upload it through a file browser. Additionally, you can still paste a link and hotlink from photo sites that allow it.

The graphic will be saved to a folder that is specific to you. Nobody else has access to these albums....yet.
The graphic will also be resized to a max resolution. That is hard coded and cannot be changed by you. So if you upload a huge picture, I will shrink it and make it more manageable.

ATTRIBUTION and using other people's art

First, absolutely use art that you find to enhance your submissions here. Art is awesome and we love it!

A great many artists do not have attribution requirements on their website. For the ones that do, you must follow their requirements for the usage of their art. I will uphold their requirements.

If there is no information or the art is on a random art page, then we will default to the below.

Just like our default rules for our site and using our submissions, link back to where you got it. If you know the artists name, use that as the link text. Give them the credit they deserve for creating something awesome enough that you want to show it in your submission.

Simple as that as far as I am concerned.

We will 100% respect any requests by the artist to remove it if asked.

Doesn't seem like it.

Ni hao. If I had infinite time, I would learn every language.

I know what you mean, when you're teaching someone else, you tend to realize things about your own language that you had never considered before. And when you look at related languages that share a common base.

Good idea. Do you think the names could be in English denoting their actual meaning or should everything be refered to in the made up language? For instance Him-hunt-well instead of Mwr-huhu-ohm or something. It would make it easier to remember maybe but dunno if the opposite would make it feel more authentic.

I've been playing around a bit. Two words for hunt, one for a successful hunt and one for a failed hunt. Huhu or something similar to mimic the panting sounds of exertion, and ohm and gwr for a pleased sound of eating and a complaining growling belly. And then to specify, mimicking the animal's noise. How does that sound?

I feel it doesn't neccesarily have to be set on earth and the tribe doesn't have to be human either. It would probably make for a more interesting game if the animals and enviroments encountered aren't what one would normally expect, and it would also avoid the expected gender roles of hunter and gatherer.

Pretty d**n impressive for 2005

Snuff Bottle Connection:

#1: Brother, I know why you're here! To test out my kung-fu!
#2: No. I am here to investigate the Russian envoy and his shady dealings. I need your help, brother.
#1: Russian envoy? But I don't speak any Russian.
#2: But you know how to throw knives.